About James Smith

James Smith was admitted as a legal practitioner in 2015, and holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Master of Laws (LLM) in Commercial Law, specialising in corporate governance and securities. He gained substantial expertise in competition law during his three-year tenure as a legal analyst at the Namibian Competition Commission. With nine years of experience, James has established himself at Engling, Stritter and Partners, earning recognition as a leading attorney in his field. Primarily focusing on corporate and commercial law, James‘ expertise spans diverse legal areas, including competition, energy law, acquisition finance, banking, insurance, pension funds and other financial transactions.

Contributions to Global Practice Guide

Mining Law and Practice in Namibia

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